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01The Rail Transport / Freight
Rail freight uses trains to transport goods from one location to another by railway. Some of the goods transported by rail include automotive, forest products, raw construction materials, among others. Rail freight is much faster than ground freight and ocean freight. However, railways end at some point, and unless it passes through your business, you might also need to use road freight to get your goods to the final destination. That means once the goods get to the nearest railroad terminal, they’re unloaded and loaded on a trailer that will get them to the final destination.
Rail freight is ideal for bulky materials because the weight doesn’t matter, unlike when on roads. Trains can transport goods of any weight which can’t be shipped through roads. In addition, rail freight is fast because the train doesn’t make any stops between the pick-up and drop-off points, and traffic doesn’t play a role.
What types of rail freights do we have
We prioritize certain types of cargo due to the vast distances we cover. At the same time, our networks might focus on faster intermodal transportation to navigate closely-knit locations.
- Boxcars
- Flatcars
- Hopper Cars
- Coil Cars
- Specialty cars
- Refrigerated cars
- Spine cars
Centralization of rail freight shipping
Rail freight transport has diversified to cater to various cargo needs, boasting a range of car types like boxcars, hopper cars, and tanker cars.
These specialized rail cars ensure efficient and safe conveyance of items, from perishables to bulk commodities.
Modern freight trains have evolved significantly, showcasing the adaptability and innovation within the rail transport sector.
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